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ETTU Development Camp I U-13 (March 18th-25th)

 

The first ETTU Development Camp in 2018 started in Slovenia’s Otocec. Excellent conditions are provided to 17 players and 11 coaches from Slovakia Belgium Greece Belarus Ireland Portugal Slovenia Croatia Czech Republic Lithuania and Netherlands. Head coaches are Joze URH and Alekesey YEFREMOV whilst Mate LEJO is in charge for fitness trainings.

 

“ We are very happy with the conditions. Our hotel Sport is very good and the venue is only 100 meters from the hall ” reported ETTU Development Manager Neven CEGNAR.

 

 

  1. Simon BELIK (CZE)
  2. Hana ARAPOVIC (CRO)
  3. Sophie EARLEY (IRL)
  4. Ignas SISANOVAS (LTU)
  5. Gabrielius CAMARA (NED)
  6. Luiz MACIEL (POR)
  7. Rafael KONG (POR)
  8. Alessi MASSART (BEL)
  9. Julie Van HAUWAERT (BEL)
  10. Veranika VARABYOVA (BLR)
  11. Malamatenia PAPADIMITRIOU (GRE)
  12. Nikolaousz KIZAKISZ (HUN)
  13. Jakub GOLDIR (SVK)
  14. Anna HURSEY (WAL)
  15. Evelin UNGVARI (HUN)
  16. Daniel BERZOSA (ESP)
  17. Miriam CARNOVALE (POR)

 

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